[MacDV] Re: iMovie Media folder into Final Cut Pro

[James Asherman]

I am not sure I am understanding, but ... If  you hhave captured the 
footage in FCP and it is out of sync,
 the easiest way to fix it is to cllear it from the browser, and then 
Import it as though it were a new item.
This works.
Jim

sb wrote:

>Are you using the Digital 8 for pass thru? Or did you actually dub the VHS
>material onto Dig8 and then use capture to bring into FCP?
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>It's  probably your Prefs settings. Sync adjust movies over 5 minutes should
>be Unchecked. Also, make sure that your audio sampling rate is set to
>whatever you've set your camera to. iMovie does this automatically, in FCP
>you have to select the correct sampling rate.
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>sb
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>On 11/25/02 6:26 AM, "Hans de Bijl" <hansdebijl at wanadoo.nl> wrote:
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>>Hi listas,
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>>I copied a VHS tape into my Digital 8 camera for editing it in FCP 3
>>Result is that audio is not in sync with the video.
>>When I do this in iMovie is no problem.
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>>I have a solution: I dragged the contents of the iMovie mediafolder into
>>FCP.
>>But there must be a simple solution. Anyone knows?
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>>Regards
>>Hans de Bijl
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